WWE Elimination Chamber Winners 2015

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WWE Elimination Chamber winners, losers, highlights and rumors from the 2015 PPV. Scroll down to the bottom for the complete results.

Live from Corpus Christi, Texas at the American Bank Center, Elimination Chamber 2015 will see six Elimination Chamber winners in each of the six scheduled matches with all WWE championships being on the line except the US Heavyweight Championship.

At Elimination Chamber 2015, the WWE Tag Team Championship will be defended in an Elimination Chamber match for the first time ever, the next Intercontinental Champion will be crowned when six yet-to-be-named WWE stars compete inside the Elimination Chamber for the vacant title, Dean Ambrose will once again get a shot at the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and face off against Seth Rollins inside a steel cage and John Cena will seek revenge against NXT Champion Kevin Owens in a non-title match for the US Heavyweight Championship.

Here’s the official card for Elimination Chamber 2015.

WWE Elimination 2015 Official Card

WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match

Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose

US Heavyweight Champion John Cena vs. Kevin Owens (non-title match)

WWE Tag Team Championship Elimination Chamber Match (inside Elimination Chamber)

New Day vs. Los Matadores vs. The Ascension vs. Prime Time Players vs. Lucha Dragons vs. Kidd and Cesaro

Intercontinental Championship Elimination Chamber Match (inside Elimination Chamber)

R-Truth vs. Rusev vs. Dolph Ziggler vs. Sheamus vs. King Barrett vs. Ryback

Divas Championship Match

Nikki Bella vs. Paige vs. Naomi

Neville vs. Bo Dallas

Elimination Chamber Winners 2015

Pre-show match: Stardust defeats Zack Ryder

The New Day defeats The Ascension, Prime Time Players, Lucha Dragons, Los Matadoras, Kidd and Cesaro to retain the WWE Tag Team Champions

Nikki Bella defeats Paige and Naomi to retain the WWE Divas Championship

Kevin Owens defeats John Cena (Cena retains US Heavyweight Championship)

Neville defeats Bo Dallas

Ryback defeats R-Truth, Mark Henry (subbing for an injured Rusev), Dolph Ziggler, Sheamus and King Barrett to win WWE Intercontinental Championship

Dean Ambrose defeats Seth Rollins via DQ — Ambrose is awarded the win, and title, by a second referee. The refs confer and Ambrose is awarded the match via disqualification but Seth Rollins retains the WWE World Heavyweight Championship